Showing posts with label expanded. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expanded. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Removing White Space

I have created a report with a drill down button for each unique record. However, when the nodes are not expanded (the default), the report displays with large amounts of white space (varying according to how much space is required once the node is fully expanded). Is there any way to remove this whitespace? Thanks in advance.

I've seen this before where I explicitly set the group header for the inner group to be invisible, but i accidentally left the footer visible. Got the exact same symptom.

Hope that's useful.

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I tried this but unfortunately it didn't work - all my group headings are set to invisible... (when i initially load the report, I only view the resource names, no other information - indicating that they are set to invisible)

|||You need to make sure you are hiding the groups, not the individual rows inside the group. Edit the group properties and set the visibility there.

Monday, February 20, 2012

Removing a SQL server backup

In SQL Enterprise Manager, an employee right-clicked the 'Database' object
and created a scheduled backup. Then they expanded the 'Database' object,
found the target database 'XYZdatabase', right-clicked that too and
scheduled a second backup to a different drive.
How do I delete the backup job(s) because I have two running right now?
If I remove the file location where it backs up to, it tells me I must
select a file name / location. There is no way to remove the databse in the
SQL Server backup window, only an option from the dropdown to select
different databases.
Thanks in advance.
r042wal schrieb:
> In SQL Enterprise Manager, an employee right-clicked the 'Database'
> object and created a scheduled backup. Then they expanded the
> 'Database' object, found the target database 'XYZdatabase',
> right-clicked that too and scheduled a second backup to a different drive.
> How do I delete the backup job(s) because I have two running right now?
look at the SQL Agent Jobs. There you find the scheduled jobs and can
delete one.

> If I remove the file location where it backs up to, it tells me I must
> select a file name / location. There is no way to remove the databse in
> the SQL Server backup window, only an option from the dropdown to select
> different databases.
> Thanks in advance.
hth
Gregor Stefka

Removing a SQL server backup

In SQL Enterprise Manager, an employee right-clicked the 'Database' object
and created a scheduled backup. Then they expanded the 'Database' object,
found the target database 'XYZdatabase', right-clicked that too and
scheduled a second backup to a different drive.
How do I delete the backup job(s) because I have two running right now?
If I remove the file location where it backs up to, it tells me I must
select a file name / location. There is no way to remove the databse in the
SQL Server backup window, only an option from the dropdown to select
different databases.
Thanks in advance.r042wal schrieb:
> In SQL Enterprise Manager, an employee right-clicked the 'Database'
> object and created a scheduled backup. Then they expanded the
> 'Database' object, found the target database 'XYZdatabase',
> right-clicked that too and scheduled a second backup to a different drive.
> How do I delete the backup job(s) because I have two running right now?
look at the SQL Agent Jobs. There you find the scheduled jobs and can
delete one.
> If I remove the file location where it backs up to, it tells me I must
> select a file name / location. There is no way to remove the databse in
> the SQL Server backup window, only an option from the dropdown to select
> different databases.
> Thanks in advance.
hth
Gregor Stefka

Removing a SQL server backup

In SQL Enterprise Manager, an employee right-clicked the 'Database' object
and created a scheduled backup. Then they expanded the 'Database' object,
found the target database 'XYZdatabase', right-clicked that too and
scheduled a second backup to a different drive.
How do I delete the backup job(s) because I have two running right now?
If I remove the file location where it backs up to, it tells me I must
select a file name / location. There is no way to remove the databse in the
SQL Server backup window, only an option from the dropdown to select
different databases.
Thanks in advance.r042wal schrieb:
> In SQL Enterprise Manager, an employee right-clicked the 'Database'
> object and created a scheduled backup. Then they expanded the
> 'Database' object, found the target database 'XYZdatabase',
> right-clicked that too and scheduled a second backup to a different drive.
> How do I delete the backup job(s) because I have two running right now?
look at the SQL Agent Jobs. There you find the scheduled jobs and can
delete one.

> If I remove the file location where it backs up to, it tells me I must
> select a file name / location. There is no way to remove the databse in
> the SQL Server backup window, only an option from the dropdown to select
> different databases.
> Thanks in advance.
hth
Gregor Stefka